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ATLANTA — A day after the Southern Baptist Convention expelled a Virginia church for affirming women in pastoral roles, the nation’s largest Protestant denomination voted down a resolution to add

Article informationauthor, Ana Faguistock, BBC News Digital - North America12 Jun 2024, 19:17 BSTUpdated 13 minutes agoThe Southern Baptist Convention has

Delegates to the Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting had voted overwhelmingly to boot a Virginia church from its ranks because of its declaration that it believes women can serve in

The decision was made before the delegates had a chance to consider enshrining a ban on churches with any women pastors in the convention's constitution.

More than 10,000 voting representatives have gathered in Indianapolis for the opening of the Southern Baptist Convention’s two-day annual meeting. They are expected to debate whether to amend their constitution

Even as they prepare to vote on a formal ban on churches with women pastors, delegates to the Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting voted overwhelmingly Tuesday to boot one such church from its ranks.

Since 2023, it has ousted some churches with women in pastoral positions, including Saddleback Church, a California megachurch.

Delegates to the Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting had voted overwhelmingly to boot a Virginia church from its ranks because of its declaration that it believes women can serve in

Delegates to the Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting had voted overwhelmingly to boot a Virginia church from its ranks because of its declaration that it believes women can serve in